Do Dham Yatra From Delhi

Do Dham Yatra comes under the religious pilgrimage tours in India. Typically, most people are interested in the Char Dham Yatra or the Chota Char Dham of Uttarakhand but Do Dham is as equally important as these two.

The Do Dham itinerary consisted of Kedarnath and Badrinath, two of the places in the travel bucket list of every Hindu devotee or even travelers across the globe. The best time to do Do Dham Yatra is from the months of mid-May to mid-September. The weather in Do Dham is suitable for traveling during this period and you'll be getting the full experience of Do Dham during this time.

The temperature in Do Dham remains constant and while there's not too much heat, there's also not that much cold. But it's advised to carry woolens with you as the temperature drops on high altitudes.

The things to carry in Do Dham Yatra have already been mentioned on this page, so you can scroll down and check for the same. But one of the most important things that you need to carry is the sense of devotion and the spirit of adventure with you on the Do Dham Tour.

Our tour starts from Delhi itself and will take you to places that are also important according to Hindu mythology such as Haridwar, Sonaprayag, Rudryaprayag, and more along with the main attractions. If you want to go hassle-free then this is the Do Dham Yatra tour package from Delhi that you need to go for.

The Do Dham Package includes everything starting from your travel accommodation to your stays and flooding facilities to even registrations necessary while leaving for the Do Dham Yatra.

These two locations receive heavy footfall during the season and are also one of the most accessible Hindu pilgrimage sites in the country.

Additionally, the Do Dham Yatra means the yatra of two Dhams out of the four Dhams of Uttarakhand. If you do not have much time to spare for the complete religious circuit, you can go for the Do Dham Yatra.

One of the Dhams from the Do Dham, the northernmost Jyotirlinga, Kedarnath is dedicated to Lord Shiva and forms a part of the Panch Kedar.

Situated on the bank of the River Alaknanda, Badrinath is dedicated to Lord Vishnu.  According to legend, Lord Vishnu meditated here while his consort Lakshmi took the form of a berry (Badri) tree to offer him shade.